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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18
Rogers, Peet & Co.,
CLOTHES. HATS AND SHOES.
BROADWAY AND PRINCE-sT,
BROADWAY AND 3!D-sE

Steamer Ardanrish tbr, anderson, Philadelphia Nov IS.
with .oal t,r . xsns vessel to W " iIurlmi&c
p ssSaa'r O'"0e1 i'-''' Boston" WIN "''' 10
steamer Bcrk, BLANK Boston for Philadelphia
Brig C.rb Montgomery Iru1illo 70 days with md'e to
Eic Ah.,in Iir,. wet@srs MaraeaiSo % days with
Gomez & PoarsaIl vesSr 10 schepu.
srNsEr- At sandy nco. Wind light wsw clear Al
CLEARED
steamer Rhma Ger. vossisesaug Hamburg unhardt
steamer Edith Golden tBp. Bennett. MontcSo nay-0eo
steamer lnhattan. stcv.ns HavanaF Alexandra sons
Steamer Algers Percy GavcstonnJoon Van SICKLE.
Steamer BreaKwarer. DO'o. West Point va-o@ Dominion
steamer Fanny Cadwaaier Dillingham;. Batmorc-BN
steamer Glaucus. Coleman. BOSTON II Dimock
Sh, k.Io 81 Ms o. hnSsrprS sert.a. Co.
Bark Lillian tbr, koUart' La Plata. Arg hsp-I Whit
Brig stockton. Allen. ST Johns Pr whitney Co
SAILED
STATE Of for aa:fo- Ea;n aSS
sa Ma%co TOR 1ca% lamar arsS Antwerp
Also .alod-via Long Island Ssuad-seamer Gen Whitney
THE MOVEMENT, OF STEAMER.
FOREIGN PORT.
Rs.y ScwY'ri Nov on her 70 Liverpool (and
sailed, steamer b .tanno tnr' Par'oll from Liverpool
soulnAMrrox. Nov l7-Arrivea. steamer Ems tGer,.
Juugs FROM Ns"York on her way to Bremea 'and pro-
ceotls,i)
sailed. steamer Aer (Ger). Christoders from Bremen
henor for NowYOrk
Hull. Nov lj-Arivst steamer Persian Monarch (Bp.
Brlsfow. from \swYsrk Oct l6
BRISTOL nov l7-Arrivec steamer Mineoa (sr) Evans.
GIAsGow Nov l6-saloi steamer Ethiopia (Brl. Wilson,
New YORK
LRirn Nov l6-Auived steamer Crystal tBr stanuard,
New York.
nov 10 sailed Jersey City OBI, Hor.
or. u NswYOrk
scIILr. 10, ra.'ei steamer z.andam (Dcn. rOu.cn.
from New York Nov IN hor Amsterdam
IsLk or WiGHr Nov II Passed Hornana tBsg).
y~f from New YORK Nov : on her Antwerp
IZt HD Nov llPassoi steamer col 10 (Br. from
New rk Nov on her TO Queenstown and Lv-rpooll
HAMBuRG. Nov lb-salei. steamer AmAlh ,uorI Bahr.
for N~wNor
ANTWERP New 10 Westernland (Bcgl,
Randlo from Now York
sailed rerand tBels) Ueberweg. for Phila-
drlpha
GIBRALTAR Nov IL PASSED steamer YoSord tBr Crosby
from Mediterranean ports Tor Nsw.Iork.
LEGnoRN Nov l2-SAei. steamer Assyria (BrI. Spitta
for Nsw.York.
tSsr Iatsr shipping Ysws " anu ses Fyra PaJAl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18
UEOlkLYN.

Richard Cameron, assistant foreman OF fire engine
NO 49, died yesterday AT his home No. AZ Banbrldge-
ST., at the age Of forty four lie during tho
War In tho I3Dth Now York Volunteers Before the
war no was member Of the Fire Depart mcnt and re-
suned his place after being mustered out.
Chief Engineer Ncvins, Of tho Fire Department, has
called the attention of the propctOrs Of hotels to the
law requiring them TO provide eac h room with a rOUe
fire escape by December |, under penalty Of the law
Harris Hicks, jr, who arrested for as aultIng
girl named Frances Pressed age fourteen, pleaded
guilty yesterday assault in the third degree, and
sentenced by Police Justice kcnna to serve one year
In prison and pay 5000 fine.
Limited divorce granted in the City Court yes
terday to Mrs. Jane A. joyce, mlllincr Of No. 343
Msnhatt ave. from John t. Joyce, who Is In Ray
mOnd Street jail awaiting trial a charge Of burg
larry, and who IS declared 30 u habiiual drunkard
1t is expected that Robert b. sodgwck, who a
prominent candidate for the Republican nomination for
Sheriff. Will bo made Under sheriff by sheriff elect
Ehnehart lie had experience la the Office chief
clerk under Sheriff otegman.
The Brooklyn New England Society Will have Its
eighth annua. = me IN III AGA cny OF Music A>scmb y
Rooms on December 81. Among the speakers Will DO
Generals sherman iawley. and Porter, OK Governor
HOadly, and President Dwight.
The annual report OF the Union Ferry Company, filed
yesterday, shows assets Of 81 031 - and abilities
Of SI,I3l,j74 90 The balance Of $t26,3G3 90 IS set
down profit and loss
John Cunning. who eloped on his wedding night
two years ago with another married woman. and whom
his wife late To prosecute when he was arrested
for Abandonment Is now prisoner for theft, aud his
vito appeared IN court Yesterday to press tho old
charge lie has been living In Jersey CITY.
The Republican League has elected tho following
directors for terms Of five years: + Tracy, 5 Is.
butcher, j. W. Birkett A. ID. Baird and Robert Payne
The following delegates havo been chosen 10 the
National Convention OF Republican clubs 10 be held In
New York, December 49, 10 and II: J. u. Green,
John Wnslow, W. H. waIing and H. d. benedict
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NEW.JERSEY.

wvsr uopoxEy-.r,hur wright Of No. 50 Ann.,t. com.
.ulci yr'Iear Nv Cn". ut, threat ,ao Tth r11o.
Wright was teacher IN me 's' connected
CExTREvLtg-EiIzaheth Miller, German woman; While
cos%s he .' yg The rl Lam .na G t.
PL.xrIFLp.-r~o men named Taing and Cook Tcrc com.
mis - the County j.. Tor dunhcn"rs, on ono 10 Tor
lion d,v thu Democratic tcse The ln,'icc who
% in,cnd -, ring the matter TO ne ,rrcnr ion o. tho
ronIf whon thr r,comnt fo ouuiy Clrrk
,nnnfh C,ici nj police Dold prominently nanei FOR
warden lali under III" new admin STATION
ILHAREru. The annual mcclng OF the mon County
epubican League 10 - hel tonic' n thr Area =
ii,r and ysary . TX. place Thr action u
r~d ~ hai m on sr buinr IA inr funeral ~ ITO
mar h' 5br. , 20 ,T S nn rns hons pabc
10 ,ins lean e catsd m. Ncv.Yor. Athletic cun' team
on sdneS slt ~ ,her h,i same Oh me slihaen ~
s.'rr o. G.1 10 ~, i't ut on an r%c.'9 carer rS
9..autn5 tom. ~ "-' o e. ay "a ui.'r - a. n ,
became bond. r..n ior Woolf 10 the nm o. $40.
PATE Tie funeral o. ,her r. ga %. re nix
manuiactulor W "a. l'cc o" L. h.n 'e .I
yes'rii.' aei b.. Ga. 20 To-. nc" tern o, F,r yr, ii'
'n' 1plo'nl ,'r.' NIX - W. ,, s. , , u, M
Jer-cv. the term VII be- pni-t tnrn new l1w
10 pront W ,Irns lie ,|rl. n r,s,,l, uuy VIC
Lar Lroir -lil afAn. tie co nty win der ass. the
cr 'ss p''l VII h-e ~ p9 ~ g. county '' Tie eh
and W-''rrn Ku.fold ~ increased 80 .r-ar t.t+t
etot aid brld e-..... Tie FI,r Tunlc
Library ~ hfflnr atd fuaEi .nr
Caii tall log wVuc- - idur room II"T intend
wufhs French a. 't'rilSn ~ 'fe
Horift t. bu.r mas INVENTORY 81
tn ptOprrv 80 tvthhor Company tut -Nprft & get an
q = Of cha ~ % "a.
paper fuis lAr ltti. awe h~ru pas Oh 0"ck lHe
rssc Connty tf.irs Assembly, At - mcri!ns edn' az
uov'nrut 90 fhr 4A'f' s-~.n't
irir emrof ans appointed committee o. 80 a. ra
~ ~ favor 80 abe i1f
li~o v1f~i appeal & all tt~@ "f atoms
kufc- 81 Labor irs he county 'ni % urEe
IN. Retail Croc. Assoc tiOn to brhg pressure To bear
uuoR ne f,u hakc,App,
INV PEt'>~Nyi.K twelve foot sis,"r. hennciDg 10
Jo.epA APPEL from rs tank AZ Hisl'ni f1tA ve'
a . Among i4r 10 "h"fi
Ib fDiuird TO TINY o. 80 crock
President .te. ~ tutger, Professor 'oo9s
Brvicr. d. ". n. Hutton. AMI ia, Rev.
L. T. PAcAuAn
RAILWAY Fire DESTROYED odar large hulin- h'snring
4. fri'.r IIsIlcwuOiiyr 80 which W"re stored
,prt and other farming utensils Tor winch Nj
FrIcse selling agent
BErGrN POINT -EiYahefh NcQuilla0 sirty.two was
Killed by eNp'sS hound FOR t~ston Jos
terd4y afternoon. Her loly hOrUb bly, mangci
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youths" AND boys" SHOES.

Profit on Boys Shoes is with us
a secondary consideration-a small
profit covers the cost of handling
that stock. We keep everything
boys wear, and assume that salts
faction obtained in one department
will suggest trial Of others, where
we hope to merit your steady and
appreciative custom.
Boys dislike overcoats as much
as they like reefers,' and in this
respect there is a growing inclina-
ton to humor the boys. Our stock
of boys pea Jackets includes fur
beavers, chinchillas, plain and fancy
cheviots-with wool linings-very
jaunty garments-alike sensible and
serviceable; prices $500 to $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18
SEA PCUING FRUITLESSLT FOR A WILL

Thomas WALL Of Montreal. went back to that city last
night after having searched every nook and Of
Manhattan Island. speak and interrogatsd hun
dreds Of persons in vain effort discover his ces
will His uncle's name was Thomas +. Stafford who
lived here for twenty years. At cue time he with
Albert, Haager Il Waldbnrgsr importers In Worthst,
then with Rice IL Frank No 4G6 BroOne-st, and up 10
within brief period before his death with Abcgy Daen
iksr Co.. OF No 81 Grand-s lie died in Bellevue Hos
ptal f.w weeks from cold which he caught while
o q shooting expedition at Greenwood Lake. He was
only forty-two years old Mr. Wall says that Father
Manrhan OF St Stephens, who was last with the
before he died could HIN information about
will lie let real estate value at about $50 OOp at Au
dubsn-avs aud One hunire Land y-sIth and One
ir>ts SITS lie left three brothers,
Francis. Henry ami William. all business men in Mon
treaI, and brohe sister. John AMI AIRY Ellen
stafford in Lismore County Wa;rr ord Ireland These
the legal heirs hut tho will be aot onnd. Mr. Wall.
who nephew of the dead Aas, that most OF the
properly will he frittsred awcy before The claim is sstab
Hshs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18
THE MAYOR DENOUNCES BOYcOTTING.
HE is UNABLE To HELP AN OPPRESSED MAN, AND
GIVES HIM A HARD ALTERNATIVE

HE is UNABLE TO HELP AN OPPRESSED MAN, AND
GIVES HIM A HARD ALTERNATIVE.
Mayor Hewitt has sent the following reply to a
who wrote him complai ming OF being boycotted:
IN ecent OF yoGr letter OF the 18th inst mt
planning ,ble procure emplOymeu
sequence bovcottei by The knight Labor Y"u
lsked by in tho uniOr condition
In whirh fnl yourself the result TINS alton re.
be. unla ul and prove conspiracy the
body o. to deprive yol OF tho rrht
10 honest living The duty OF tho hsci Attor
OF the matter TO prng before tho
Grand Jury and TIE o1rnhcr. are indce 10 pr, '.cute
possible This I. the method pointed
bv the law aware that II Is expansive tiou' ana I'M
prac cable who has his ny bread and this
constitutes ard hip Of VIII eli YOU ha'ea Just right u COM
PLAN the other hand. ONLY got Justice from
poyers by more courage on er pr than "a rule thew are
They take the rk OF having their bnsness
stopped by enp,yng man who }. uh cr bovrot Nerv few
take this risk. even II they will
do The rs'ut IS That you "Ie sste o. tyranny which is
in lOl-rSbr but is not without example In history.
YOu will therefore have To make up YOUR mind either 10
understanding With people WHO oppose you
nmanty where cannot get justice II
lie choice. must be ie4 YDn do
according to Decr$ses and not according 10
tho el.e n la emnOyment und-r
would give II I" because am and aiwavs
have Hing to ia the ruences OF resisting ty
In whatever regret TO say however that
there is position gift which can oner YOU.
ADRIAN >. HEWITT Mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18

Wyhe NJ Parkes officer OF the United states steam.
ship KchmsBd. started for Brssknn Wednesday
afternoon 2:3O lie got tho platform OF tho
BROOKLYN ETiigc. and when ths came along at
tenped TO beard one lie fonmd his barred by tho
gate, and opening ~ got tho The starring bell
rang hut Bridge officer j. H. Bishop him and
pulled him of the while II In motion. mo
TOnhs yesterday afternoon the Justice discharged Mr.
Parkes aud called us arrest outrage Mr. Parkos
Will make charges against tho siiicor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18
AFTER MOTHER" SlfIryrS MONEY

Mrs Ellen smith. Known for several to neigh
bors as "Mohcr" Smith, died Ia October 1888 In sno
ment hsus- a. secondave and Seventy eigh'h-si.
had been fer some time before his apparently In abieet
psvrry and the nelghbors often food MI ace,
to her. sho was tho vIdsu Of James Smith formerly
a merchant OF this city, who died several
years before :" Mother Smith. They had
no children, and Mrs Smith adopted a bright hey
naTed George H. Dixon. lie up and some time
has been In business at No. 80 Iloratost Mrs Smith
left no will aad AiRernon sullivan the Public Admin
lsirator took possession OF her Effects lie good
zeal surprised when hc came IL make investiga-
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ALONG TAI. -DNNp.

REuGTFoHT - Nicer. OF the Rrilzei ort and SewYork
sirAs ,Oat COMPANY rcre y-,todv 'Irciel a. follows
President. sydney BirhUp. PRECEDENT Joseph
Klcn.ospn .eor-tsrv. Howard Staple. rr.'urer. G h
Ihr Sh.p4 g. iichnei apt northern Railroad
statement made pubic Yesterday c"V"ring tho ~ months
during which the road ruurt OF ~hrpdug ma "a
M. months der tIe STAG Ire SIRE tfHs~O
The bOudhoe abd The four month"; uudr the nov nan
-how sors rafn.ug. % tu.-I u op~rsii
peH.r s6l.11s - uc earnings -Hp3r 81: psss"n ers
carried 2c5lG mira 400 - tons oi irssht
4-9S After beng ursrlv two hour. the IN tho
Of Jtko Bfu~n brought 10 lds v'Tiici Of
he -econd degree The penalty IL imprisonment
Tor NE sentence at once pronounced 10y tie court
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100000
DIR. GRAY ANSWER, BICR.

DR. Rolin b. Gray said yesterday, with regard to the
published statement made by Professor j. O. Van Pre-
thaska TO the bills presented by the doctor for attend
hnce on the professors wife: MRS. Prochaska
INC and placed her under treatment withsrt knowing
anything about he husband, whether she had hus-
baud attended her 10 successful issue prrsci tod
the ll 10 The husband bur IL pad until
BY suii and Judgment His present ami tswari me Is
apparently caused ny present c i'm for feehill and
perssteney for remuneration for
teryicea"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18
COURT MARTIAL FOR A NAVAL OFFICER

court martial examine the charges against Lieu
tenant Emory H. Taunt convened at the Navy Yard
yesterday. Lieutenant Adolph MaxiI came FROM
Washington to act Judge Advocate, and Lieutenant
g. c. Lemly appeared for the defence He and Licutcn
ant Taunt friends and messnIates on board the
Tbetis when that vessel found Greedy and the remnant
Of his crew IN the Arctic regions. The accused man
pleaded guilty to the FIRST two charges. absence from
Anty without leave disObeying Orer 20 return TO
he vessel; and not guilty to the charge Of scaDdaous
conduct aud alcoholism The scaDdaous nonuct ALLEGED
that Lieutenant Taunt left hotel aud went 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18
EEMARk.

Adono FAIL died in the City Hospital on Wednesday
lie had been taken. suffering acuey from tenement IN
Shipman st., and the report spread that he was Victm
Asia ic cholera. post nortrm was hduc anu sho"cu
that death was caused BY acute eutertts
Suit for divorce was brought before Muster IN Chan-
cery Yesterday bv William PhTnit against Mary H.
p nix on the ground Of unfalthfuness The attendant
made general denial. ,,,- T.,
Iio twenty, an einploye or the IcnnsEVana
Railroad injured internally by being run over by the
cars al Perth AmbOy Yesterday. lie Is Dane and has
been In his country only Eve mOntas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18
KNIGHTS INDICTED poR coySplR4or

An Indictment ordered yesterday agaiHsi John t.
GIL John Fo.ter aud Frecrcg Burnhzdcr. members ~
the Executive Board OF District Assembly 30 81,
Knights Of Labor. Five 81 tho who hal been
nDer. board aah iutorssed In ;ho strike
At thu shoe establishment Of Gardner & Estes, in
cisd few days The Indictment asisrs ont of
the action rsScn bv tho comu tee "rrrns tho Strke
the factory ~ lisnan Il centre The
diSch<rg who disllkel bY the kalchts
OF Labor and "A strike resulteL Tho will DO
arragnsd 10 plead 10 the iniictusntt OF conspiracy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18

ia, "a nud that the apparently destitute
cid woman, when she died. possessed BONDS
mortgages and cash In banks to the amount OF nssy
fives Her maiden name Redmond but Der parents
have been dead many years Mr. DlIsn believes sr a.
the welLfnswn lawyer. Of Weeks Forster Of Ne. %
Walat 10 look after his interests and soc TX tnere are
sny ether parsons who can make good their claims TO
rsiatsnsh HIP with tho dead woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18
NETS FROM TIE SUBURBS.
OANyAssIyG THE SUFFOLK COUNTY vol

CANyAssIvG THE SUFFOLK COUNTY VOTE
Tho suffolk County OF Canvassers finished its a0ors
Yesterday au tho result Of the vote Tor state
onicSr> . follows: ,oo
etary Of Siate-Grant. 1870; Cook t12e Hunting
ton 535 George, 227 Hail. 80 Beecher To- Sontr"e s
b579 wempie lt5 Hiichcocn oho: Wuer
TI1zecrald 1871; Smith $50 Cummins. 2n2 Emerch 3.
II III Den Bison. 5.b.O TABOR I0S;
Mason $40; Feely 2O4. Wakeman "a Engineer and sur
y,ynr- orJsII 1874 Boger 474G; cray 639: Couzehs.
2O4 Bar ,es, 80 Stillman. Il ,,,,.. ,,.., ore
The vote Tor Senator stands Hawkins lRep. b.97S;
rsga, 'D.mI 4 624 =: Ra dali (Prol 40 HAWKINS ma
iuv in tho district Queens and suffolk counties is ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18

PRINCETON. n. j., Nov lin the Princeton Harvard
football game OF last Saturday Princeton protested
against the action OF Umpire Terry, OF Yale in dSqual-
tying Cowan the ground OF the protest being that nm
Intentional foul tackle not for disquah
Cation under this years rules. Princeton has
plicated the championship question by demandins a
meeting OF the graduate advisory committee 10 decide
mn the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18

GAV w ENOUGH TO NAVE THE CHECR DASHED
Jose VI Qulters. Cuban. twenty one Ia, been
IN this for about months. yc,isr
day by Judge GnhsI-'eevo tho Flma HefOrmAtery.
lie cmpoyei by Fernandez Bros. on Oc-
to'sr u he presented at to National Bank OF
Commerce forged check for $4,000 bearing
TIE name OF the hrm TIs Of tho bank who In.
our we're made TO the cheoS AMI la ar.
that was yere
aui'nitt"i To show hat lu.ntrro
tves Of h family father two SISTERS we.
insane one Of h SISTERS having deliberately
death bv setting her clothing %
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JERSEY CITY.

stenbep Gross long.horeman. Of No 95 Morrsst. fell
hold Of steamship At Tho foot OF Yorkst
waterway ana sIst ned injuries He was sent TO
Christ's Hospital
DR. Thee r. Varck fell down flight OF stairs at his
home In Washin Yesterday and broke Ms ankle
CompaIni, have frequently male OF late that tne
women teachers in School No D. IN BAY arc SUD-
etrd 10 insults by gangs oil DO VINO iori a9uh
me school On wr,nrs lay Miss Mary DAVIS one Oh mo
eic- r., was homo from the school NUMBER OF y9uhg
rueaus hurled in utng remarks At her Oe oil the humans
renf 40 far around the toac ers ws,t
Mis-. paw, broge away him and hal To run 10 AVON
,.e,u Or n inc act trf Police not fled OF
the ssant on Miss Davis and her assaAnt Will probably
be Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18
CHOLERA PATIENTS LET LOOSE.
T1rRNED INTO The CITY's TENEMENTs

THE ALEsIA's PASSENGERS LANDED-A PARTICU-
LARfY wELL-sCOURED LOT.
Tho sound OF hurrahs hoated tho waters OIL
Castle Garden early last evening as small steamer
came up to tho wharf and then motley array Oh
men, women and children got of tho boat as rapid
lv Al officials could them and rush them on
nm into tho rotunda devoted to immigrants. The
burrahs were Joyful from the lips OF more than
half the cholera-stricken immigrants who came to
this port the steamship Alssia on September 70,
frpm Mediterranean ports, and have been detained
since that time at Quarantine. They were first
transferred to Hoffman Island and thence to the
hospital ship Washington.
Yesterday morning tho steamer William Fletcher
went down tho bay second trip to take the
immigrants of Tho boat remained down the bay
nearly all day and did not get her load until after
4 D. IN. Tho hours meanwhile werc used In giving
tho immigrants a thorough disnfccting until their
garments hung limp upon them. Even their pockets
and contents subjected to the process Then
3O5 Of them put aboard. Tho steamer reached
Castle Garden Just before p. m. The first one TO
land a comcly woman who dragged small boy
at her heels. Men. women and children foclcd Oh
tho Fletcher and hurried Into rotiinda There
the southern half OF the inclosuro had been thorough
ly disnfccted ard chloride OF limo left around in
abundance. The new corners looked remarkably
clean and healthy and In excellent condition.
Conversation with a number OF them showed that
they had had good food tho island and on the
hospital ship. They had no complaints to make,
except hat which was natural overfhc delay They
all were I'm apparently good mood One Of them,
Francesca Marco. a robust looking young fellow,
declared thar he and his fellow passengers had been
fed during their detention coffee and biscuit for
breakfast, meat, maccaronl ard wine for dinner and
maccaronl, meat and wine for supper. There wcro
about equal number Of friends of the immigrants
awaiting them ONT de- the Garden and superintendent
Jackson said that the newcomers would scattcr
themselves over tho city last night They Will have
to return for their baggage, however. or wait at
tho Garden until II comes up. for nh baggage was
len the hospital ship About go imml grants re-
malnNl below last night, and these will be brought
LID tntlaY.
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y.TsrCuE-TEK COrVrv

PoRTCHRsTFRJ Saucv IT, recently inflicted for sell
ing iqu-r without License - hl. place lovef MAIN 81
q en- 81 ne 30 nm trrmen- Vo.tori1T mnrnng
fw.RoCuELLR There ia lvoly scramble Tor The post
na.icfshp M Or recent death 81 NJ william
touui. IN, prominent candidate 10: tlr po.uon
be o. strong. fr<ukin 4rto1 amt
Tho M. lie Counts Ass.t-Gt
and j. actlGs P0.tnt-tcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18

a pistol shot and bullet whised BY his head IL was
dark AT ths tims bu number OF persons wsrs IN NRnt
shot The police tbHk that some one hred cnanee sno'
cut OF q window, or at eat ,,....
shot was ra sdos SIZE and rOt tended 70 hit hm
lie showed which had the hses made Dy the pui-
LET in it, II passed within half Inch OF his head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18
FOOTBALL on THANKSGIVING DAY.

The Grounds will DC entirely given up to FOOTBALL
on Thanksgiving In the az 10 O'Clock INC
teams OF Wesley and The Univ sy Of Pennsylvania VIII
play and in the afternoon the avsri Yale contest VIII
come Walter c. Camp, Of ial". is the referee ana
J. Princeton, the umpire for the morning
game The cias for the afternoon game have not yet
haen dacf3a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18

UHMPsTF Dphtherii prevalent here m ali g
reported within the present
prov Ita Frrepnff and one a. Hemp
1- hca IA iuhOritirs have fak"n siep' 10
prevent the r.ca.e .pred -Gr"r.lan' Bel
q h4iv ID iu' gc4rs aGJ iy Long
aud Railroad locomotive - ing here sac has ln-t
begun a suit against tho railroad for - 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18

INCO 4ING STEAMERS
SHIPP " .NEYS.

DHIiT W. NEVS.
PORT OF NETWORK. WEDNESDAY NOV TO- 1887
ARRIVED
Steamer Greece (Brl. jeffrey London md se
and passengers TO = w Hurst
Steamer state o Oo"rgii tfr' Noodle. glasgow Nov t.
MovIe - win msr aud 2HJ Baldwin
d Cos Arrived Al the Bar an.
steamrr Delaware. Irboh. Fcrnandna via Charleston
DAYS with mtse aud passengers Ia VIM clyde e Co
Steamer OIL Dominion, Hulphers Ronnoud CITY Point
Norfolk with ndse And passengers " Old Doanlon SsCa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18

We would double and quadruple
our trade in Boys and Children's
Shoes could every parent of a boy
know what value in shoe leather is
given for a moderate price in either
of our stores.
This price-list hardly conveys the
idea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-18

DID ANY ONE MISTAKE Nm FOt carr
Csissel Francis ". Crafts. Of No 90 Concord ST.,
BIooslyn believes he had a escape from being
shot on wednesday hight Ito bis way 10 a
friends house, aud turning from pps-st into
Henryst at AZ eacy hour In the when no heard